Editor, Times-Union: The other day when a Texas grand jury decided two people, who showed in secret video interviews that Planned Parenthood supported the sale of fetal body parts, were criminals, it reminded me of what they did in Nazi-controlled Europe. Those that opposed the evil that was being done were subjected to show trials and declared guilty. At least the pair in Texas won’t be executed. But they were exposing evil and may have thought the public would consider them heroic. We who oppose the extermination of the unborn support them. But is appears that history is being repeated. The Nazis considered the lives of Jews and those considered undesirable as expendable. Today, liberals consider lives in the womb are expendable if the females who choose to have sex who carry those lives want them exterminated. During World War II, the New York Times didn’t want to acknowledge the fact that the Holocaust was happening. Today, it doesn’t want to acknowledge that abortion is a modern-day Holocaust with a higher body count than the first one. The death camps were probably funded by German taxes just like Americans are taxed to fund Planned Parenthood. The Nazis often didn’t consider Jews as human. Today, many don’t think a fetus is human even though they were at one time a fetus and the DNA of a fetus is human. The Nazis thought they were doing a service for mankind by exterminating undesirables. Today, those who support the extermination of the unborn that are considered undesirable are doing what is right. The most infamous doctor the Nazis had was Dr. Mengala. He considered his medical experiments on Jews as furthering science. According to the Planned Parenthood people involved with the sale of body parts, they were doing it to further science. What is learned from Nazi medical experiments is not supposed to be used, but it is. I’ve heard people who support abortion say fetal tissue can be used to help people despite the fact that adult stem cells have done more to help people than fetal stem cells have. We had the Nuremberg Trails to punish Nazis who supported evil. We won’t have anything like that as long as people think exterminating the unborn is a right. The hearts and minds of people must be changed by God to consider the extermination of the unborn as evil. As long as women consider abortion a form of birth control because they lack self-control, the extermination of the unborn will continue. Rick Badman Warsaw
